Harry Styles is back with a new album — and a new vibe. How being ‘uncool’ is driving the pop star’s press run.

Harry Styles appears unfazed by public opinion regarding his coolness, a fact evident in his recent public engagements ahead of his new album, Kiss All the Time. Disco, Occasionally, launching this Friday.

Instead of meticulously crafting a public persona, Styles seems dedicated to authentically embracing this new phase of his career, regardless of external perceptions. This involves him sporting ballet flats, dancing energetically, and passionately taking up marathon running. Having tracked the “Aperture” vocalist’s journey through his solo career, from a contemplative singer-songwriter to an extravagant pop artist, this current iteration feels distinct. It showcases Styles in his most comfortable and confident state.

A fresh era for Styles has arrived, seemingly his most joyful to date. Below are five notable instances from his Kiss All the Time. Disco, Occasionally promotional tour.

Worldwide Dance Celebrations: A Source of Joy

Harry Styles is consistently launching global disco-themed listening parties to mark his new album era. A spirited, lively evening of dancing and forging connections with others while Kiss All the Time. Disco, Occasionally plays in its entirety? Simply perfect.

A "We Belong Together" poster in London.

A “We Belong Together” advertisement displayed in London.

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Embracing the Unconventional

Effortless cool? Out. Diligence and transparency? In. In a discussion with author and fellow marathon enthusiast Haruki Murakami for Runner’s World‘s March edition, Styles discussed masculinity and his evolving views on it.

“In our current era, significant effort is often deemed uncool, and there’s a romantic notion that artistry is an almost spiritual, spontaneous occurrence,” Styles remarked. “Yet, your work demonstrates no apprehension about being perceived as uncool.”

Following Murakami’s example, Styles opted to reduce his concern for public perception, preferring to pursue his own path.

“When addressing themes of sex and masculinity, your characters are not always adept; many scenes depict them navigating awkwardly. They possess innocence, vulnerability, and even shame,” Styles continued. “This has profoundly altered my perspective on masculinity and vulnerability.”

A Striking Choreographed Performance

Miu Miu ballet flats? A Chanel ensemble? Intense choreography? If this performance foreshadows his upcoming Together, Together world tour, then fans can anticipate an exhilarating experience. Styles marked a grand return to the stage at the Brit Awards recently, showcasing “Aperture,” the debut single from his latest album.

Accompanied by his ensemble of backup dancers, clad in crop tops and retro denim, Styles executed an energetic, synchronized dance routine, all while beaming broadly.

A Witty Reference to the Hairline Speculation

A widely circulated rumor questions whether Styles underwent a hair transplant. Appearing on Brittany Broski’s Royal Court on February 25, the British pop sensation humorously addressed the gossip with a single witty remark. When Broski lightheartedly inquired if his teeth were artificial, he denied it, then added, “But this hairline…”

Establishing a Residency in New York City

The acclaimed British pop artist famously performed an unprecedented 15 concerts at Madison Square Garden during his Love On tour; however, for his forthcoming Together, Together world tour promoting his new album, he plans to double that with an impressive 30-night residency at MSG.

While this extensive residency has drawn criticism from fans upset that the pop star won’t be visiting other U.S. cities, it underscores Styles’ commitment to following his own convictions and pursuing what he believes is right for himself.

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